Meaning of "thrust"

thrust •

v.
• • 1. to push with force: magtulak (itulak) nang malakas, magsalya, isalya
  • 2. to shove, to put into with some force: magduldol, duldulan, iduldol
  • 3. to stab, pierce: sumaksak, saksakin, isaksak, umulos, ulusin, iulos, magtarak, tarakan, itarak

n.
• • 1. a push with force: malakas na tulak (pagtutulak)
  • 2. a stab, a pierce: saksak, ulos, tarak

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push

v.
• • 1. to move something away by pressing against it: magtulak, itulak
  • 2. to press hard: dumiin, idiin, diinan
  • 3. to thrust (downward): magbaon, bumaon, pabaunin, ibaon
  • 4. to go forward by force: sumiksik, makipagsiksikan, gumitgit, makipaggitgitan
  • 5. to urge, to make go forward, to carry out: magsagawa, isagawa, gawin, magtaguyod, itaguyod, magpatuloy, ipagpatuloy, ituloy

n.
• • 1. the act of pushing: tulak, pagtulak, pagtutulak
  • 2. force, power to succeed, initiative: sigla, kusa, pagkukusa, sigasig
  • 3. act of pressing: diin, pagdiin, pagdidiin

jail

n.
• • prison: bilangguan, bilibid, piitan, kulungan, kalaboso, preso

v.
• • to put in jail: magbilanggo, mabilanggo, ibilanggo, magbilibid, mabilibid, ibilibid, magkalabos, makalabos, ikalabos jam (1)

v.
• • 1. to press or squeeze tightly between surfaces (commonly used in the passive): maipit, mapasingit
  • 2. to push or thrust a thing hard into a place: magsiksik, isiksik, siksikan, magpasak, ipasak, pasakan
  • 3. to become caught so that it cannot work, as a machine, stick fast: magpalya, pumalya
  • 4. to fill or block up the way by crowding: magbara, bumara, makabara, mabarahan, barahan, humarang, makaharang, maharangan, harangan

protrude

v.
• • 1. to cause to thrust forth or stick out: magpausli, pausliin, iusli, magpalabas, palabasin, ilabas
  • 2. to project: umusli, lumabas, lumitaw

stab

n.
• • 1. a thrust or blow made with a pointed weapon: saksak, pagsaksak, iwa, pag-iwa, ulos, pag-ulos
  • 2. a wound made by stabbing: saksak, tarak, iwa, ulos

v.
• • 1. to pierce or wound with a pointed weapon: sumaksak, manaksak, saksakin, umiwa, mang-iwa, iwaan, tumarak, itarak, tarakan
  • 2. to be wounded with a pointed weapon: masaksak, matarakan
  • 3. to wound sharply or deeply the feelings of another: masugatan (sugatan) nang labis ang puso (damdamin), papagdamdamin nang labis
  • 4. to pierce: bumutas, butasin, butasan, tumagos, tagusan

duldol

v.
• • iduldol (i-) to shove or thrust (something) with force into another, as pen into ink bottle, food into mouth, or like relation. Tigilan mo ang pagduldol ng pagkain sa kanyang bunganga. Stop putting food in his mouth.